Autumn & Kalina

I’m big enough to sit up in my stroller too. Last weekend Dad took me for a walk, but I fell asleep.

Here’s me wearing one of Dad’s favorite hats. It’s a Scotty Cameron, just like his putters.

One day Grandma came over and did this to me. I was trying to help fold the laundry, but this was way more fun.

Here’s my 19 week old pictures. I was practicing my sitting…but I tipped over!

Another time the pillow fell on me too!

Mom was trying to take my picture in this colorful outfit, but I was tired and hungry and not really in the mood for pictures.

After a nap and some chow I played in my jumpy seat. I’m getting better at grabbing the toys and bouncing a little. I don’t need blankets or books to use this toy anymore.

I’m 4 months old now! I went to the doctor for my check up and got my shots. I was very brave again and did a good job. Then, I got my first cold. Now, the doctor has sent me to a special place where they looked at the flat spot on my head and in a few weeks I will have a special helmet made just for me to help fix the shape of my head. I have plagiocephaly and brachycephaly. Try saying that 5 times fast! My ears aren’t lined up either, but Mom and Dad have to keep doing my neck stretching exercises to help that. Can you see my crooked ears and flat spot?

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Here’s my chair. It’s helping me learn to sit up. I kinda like watching the world from this view. Am i doing this right?

I can face forward now too! I’m big enough to look out, are you ready to go on a walk Dad?

Mom took this while Dad and I were sleeping!

Here’s some of my 4 month pictures. Mom almost forgot to take them, so I’m in my PJ’s.

I’m now officially 4 months old and Mom just hung stuff up on my walls. Come on, I’ll give you the grand tour.

Here’s the door to my room. See the cross stitch? My Aunt Devon made that for me.

This is my glider chair that Mom and Dad use to put me to sleep. My bookshelf has books and toys and the monitor so you can hear me when I’m in here. Grandma Doyle made the turtle quilt. You can’t tell but each of their flippers can wave to me. Here’s my crib with my matching quilt hanging above me. There are even little butterflies holding this one on the wall. These are the curtains Grandpa hung for me. The sheers have butterflies flying all around.

This is the dresser. I’m supposed to put my clothes in there. When Daddy was picking it out he made sure it was very safe. The drawers close slowly so my fingers won’t get pinched and they won’t pull all the way out and fall on me. See those letters on the wall? They make my name. Mom got them at a cool store in Los Altos.

There’s my door again, only now you’re inside my room. I have 2 doors. One goes to the bathroom and one goes to the hallway.

There’s 2 things on the wall between my doors. The one on the right is a picture that Aunt Caitlin painted. On the left is a shadow box that has the wrist bands that Mom, Dad, and I wore at the hospital, and my outfit and hat I wore home from the hospital.

Can you see my closet? I’ve got flowers on the curtains that Mom is using for doors. Well, that’s my room. I don’t do much in it yet, but when I get bigger I can play in there too!